Socialists Plan Militant Campaign for 1932
Washington reports the socialist party plans a militant 1932 campaign with a national executive meeting in Pittsburgh and regional conferences to push independent political action. The program aims to enact welfare measures, unemployment insurance, old age pensions, and a five day work week, while critics attack party denouncements of Republicans.
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Washington
Maxing
Socialista
Plana
Socialist National Executive Committee
Pittsburgh
Politiel Action
Industrial
Wis
Socialist Party
Norman Thoming
Eugene V. Debs
Nence
Robert M. LaFollette
Tne
John W. Tilson
Républicen
Connecticut
John Garner
Emocrat
Taras
Riots Leave Many Injured At Pennsylvania Coal Mine
Three weeks ago unrest at a Pennsylvania coal mine left many injured as gunners walked out ten days ago over starvation wages and poor living and housing conditions. A minor national miners union criticized state actions and urged Governor Pinchot to stop what was described as British style police assaults. The withdrawal of coal and iron police from the district was demanded in a published letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mini National Minera Union
Pinchot
Arrange Funerals For Wreck Victims Narrative
Continue from page one. Hospital treatment given after the wreck. Mrs. Martin survived by husband and two daughters Anna Lee age 14 and Georgia age 12, and a son Bennie age 8, along with three sisters Mrs I. Smith Spring Hill, Mrs Elmer Wood Andrew, and Hive Albert Miller Whiteaville and five brothers Walter Arch Porter Ebmnent Fedro O'Dell all of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Anna Lee
Georgia
Sen
Bennie
I. Smith
Spring Hill
Elmer Wood
Andrew
Hive
Albert Miller
Whiteaville
Walter
Arch
Porter
Ebmnent
Fedro O'Dell
Ottawa
College courses attract dozens at Charleston branch
More than 69 students enrolled yesterday in Marehall College extension classes at the Charleston branch. Registration will be open for two more days at Charleston High School where the classes will be taught. Resident credit instead of extension credit will be allowed for all students who complete the courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Marehall College
Charleston High School
Six Blocks Burned In Norfolk Waterfront Fire
A massive blaze in Norfolk Virginia devastated more than six city blocks of waterfront property after nearly six hours of flames. Heavy rains aided firefighters, civilians, sailors and marines in battling the worst fire in the city’s history, with damage estimated at about 23.9 million dollars.
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Norfolk
Perseverance and effort aid qualification in long journeys
The note urges perseverance and a will to accomplish to help qualification, stating that results will repay effort. Copyright 1982 International Features Service.
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International Features
Bervita, Tac
Harrisville Man Faces Potential Life Sentence in Forgery Trial
Clarence C. Maron formerly of Borrisville W Va went on trial in general sessions accused of fourth forgery crimes likely to yield life imprisonment if convicted. Assistant D A Pulatsky presented records of prior forgeries in Ohio Wisconsin Texas and a 1930 New York case involving forging a bank name to send 1000 to a telegraph office. Trial defense argues the forgery occurred after the bank dissolved two years earlier.
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Wew York
Clarence c. Maron
Borrisville
W. Va
Assistent
Pulatsky
Washington County
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wis
Tarrant County
Texas
New York
Ji Harrleville
People’s Bank of
Harrisville
Peoples Bank
Kin of Mexican President Slain In Ardmore Shootings
Mexican youths near Ardmore Oklahoma are killed in a gun attack with two presidents sons narrowly spared. Governor Murray orders full investigation and Mexican officials seek formal action while US and Mexican envoys exchange regrets and request inquiries. The incident sparks diplomatic tension as authorities review whether officers overstepped and how the killings occurred.
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Guess
Caid
Crosoy
Pat O'Day
Ardmore
Estelline
Tex
W. H. Murray
Shilling
Murray
H. Weldes
Oklahoma City
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Washington
Okla
Pascual Ortiz Rubin
Menspaper Grafico
Ortiz Ruvio
Sherif
Bull
Owever
Rating
Qkishoma City
Chapultepec
Ortiz Rubio
Fernando
Heya
New York
Emilis Cortes Rubio
Manuel Cortes Rubio
Botella
Michoacan
Salvador
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Carlotta Piedra Garis Gomez
Morelia
Michonesa
Convention trip for Tickle to Washington
Basion A. goes to Convention Basion A, Tickle will leave today for Washington to defend the convention of Wasted Commercial Travelers. He will be away a week.
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Basion A
Tickle
Washington
Thirteen Playgrounds Opened in Charleston City
Thirteen playgrounds opened yesterday in Charleston and will stay open daily through summer. Class A grounds run from nine to dark with two supervisors each. Class B operate nine to 530 with one supervisor, admitting only children under ten to Class B. H. S. Burns leads the program with staff, including story-teller Miss Virginia Rodes.
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Charleston
Piskelwan School
Maude Hudniland
Brady Arnett
Glenwood
Glola Street
Yes
Mppo
Kanawha
Kanawha Street
Bradford
Morris Streets
Alice MacQueens
Wilton
T. EB. Garner
Emma Alderson
Apitol
Geraldine Naelly Chamberlain
Kanawha City
Doddridge
Lanham
Gladys Botkin
Taft School
Mary Adams
Garner
Lillian Morris
Qcharles Preatony Dunbar
Business Bright Spots Amid Odd Shopping Trends
The piece notes mixed U S shopping signals with Bloomsbury and Long Island items. It mentions bulbs selling for 12 or 44 cents, pool and ping pong gear selling well, and 50 cent golf crates. Miss Elizabeth Hawes, a New York athlete, promotes American fashion in Paris.
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Long Island
Times Square
Eilzabeth Hawes
New York
Athlizt
America
Paris
Path Avenue
Miss Hawes
450 Pupils Enroll in Charleston Summer Classes
Charleston summer schools opened yesterday with enrollment of 450 students for six weeks of elementary and other subjects. Pupils east of Elk River attend at Charleston Tech School while those west go to Lincoln Junior High School for instruction.
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Charleston
Elk River
Charleston Tech
The
Elk
Lincols Juntherigh School
Expenditures Reported by the Republican National Committee
The Republican National Committee reported expenditures of 75,183 dollars to the House for the quarter ending May 31. Contributions during the period totaled 4,436 dollars, reducing the committee’s balance from 124,510 to 53,092 dollars.
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Washington
Jupe B
Republican National
House
Real Estate Transfers Deeds Recorded in County Clerk Office
Deeds show Mary E Medley transferring to Effie Louise Fisher part of Lot D Block 3 Upper Glen Elk with other consideration. South Hills Realty to W J Werkland and company for Lot 7B Abney Park with $400. Charleston National Bank to FET Crawford and wife and W J Weakland and company for Glenane Forest avenues London District with $10 and other consideration. Done Pointer and husband to F M Harbart lot on Pow River next to Ethel Shaffer with $200 and other consideration. Clyde and Albert Altman to Chester A Nicholls part of Lot 4 and all of Lot 6 Black B K P Hanna addition with $10 and other consideration. Olive Bremner to E B Thacker and wife Lot 4, Black E-4 Kanawne Land Company with $10 and other consideration. T W Parsons and wife to H C Paxton Lots B C D of Map of Lot 44 Luna Hogue addition with $12 and other consideration. Rosa Hughes to Howard T Childress Lot 1 Oakland addition with $1 and other considerations. Aramint McConlhas to William Stanley and Mayfelman East Bank Cabin Creek district with $16 and other consideration. Charleston Trust Company to Dollie L Hanna Lot No 10 Sunset View addition with $10 and other consideration. HL EL Merrick to Doelan A Youne Jones Nos 78 and 78 lock C Oakland Land Company with $1 and other consideration. A A Coy and 20 forth by A G Thompson Special Commissioner to Bank of Danhor Lot No 226 Block 12 Thabar with $40 and other consideration. Mary E Medley to Blanche M Hall part of Lot G Block No 4 Upper Glen with other consideration.
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the County Clerk's
Mary E Medley
Effie Louise Fisher
Upper Glen Elk
South Hills Realty Company
W. J Werkland
Done Pointer
F. M. Harbart
Poew River
Ethel Shaffer
Clyde
Albert Altman
Chester A. Nicholls
K. P. Hanna
Olive Bremner
E. B Thacker
Kanawne Land Company
T. W. Parsons
H. C. Paxton
Ots
Luna Hogue
Rosa Hughes
Howard T. Childress
Oakland
Aramint
McConlhas
William Stanley
Mayfelman
East Bank
Cabin Creek
I Gharleston Trust Company
Dollie L. Hanna
Sunset View Addion
HL EL Merrick
Doelan A
Youne Joly
Trrlock
Oakland Land Company
Power of Radium Shown by Survey
Survey findings highlight radium power and its link to arthritis with reference to ancient disease. Delegates, led by Dr. William Gerry Morgan, press medical reform, state control and expanded cancer research at the annual meeting as 40 to 50 papers are presented across medical branches.
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William Gerry Morgan
Washington
E. Stary Judd
Minnesota
Society
Congress
Lexingto n editor to receive honorary degree at W and L
Marlen H. Pew editor publisher of Easter and Publisher New York will receive a doctor of law degree at Washington and Lee University's first commencement. Frank C. Lowden former governor of Illinois and Maj. Gen. John Archer Lejeune will also receive honorary degrees at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Marlen H. Pew
Easter
New York
Washington
Lee University
Frank C. Lowden
Uilnois
John Archer Lejeune
Hawks Complete Alps Flight in Record Pace
American speed flyer Frank M. Hawks completed a triple Alpine flight starting from Basilia Basel flying over the Alps to Zurich then Neuchatel en route to Geneva. He plans another hop to Paris then non stop flights to Rome and Budapest as preparations.
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Lausanne
Frank M. Hawks
Alps
Basil
Fyrich
Geneva
Iran
Paris
Roime
Budapest
Obituary notices from a rural West Virginia paper
Obituary notices list several local deaths with brief funeral details. Mrs A B Wackl in Watkins of Yarkevile died at home Sunday. services at eleven in the morning. Survived by two sisters in Charlestor. Mrs Macy Atlee Fletcher, 44, died of tuberculosis at sister Mrs Jerome Childers’ home in Putnam County. Funeral at Indian Baptist church on Bills Creek with Rev J E Myers at eleven tomorrow. Mrs Lettie McKinley, wife of Oliver McKinley, died. funeral 2:40 pm at Harden and Harden Chapel. burial in Spring Cemetery. survived by husband and sister Mrs Muscle Green of Norfolk, Va. Elmer M Reynolds died at home on Washington Street, survived by father Archic Reynolds of Rocky Mount, wife Clara Dews of Charleston, and others. Clara Dews, Theod thes, and Lyle Tinsley named among survivors. multiple locations noted.
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B. Wackl
BR. Watkins
Yarkevile
Fry Carney
J.my Garnes
Charlestor
Sne Ja
James Pletcher
Gilber
Thelma
Mr. J. ©. Childers
Anl
Fred Chulders
Winfield
Lewis Childers
Poca
Cheyles Ghuder
Chavon
Aud
Z. B. Childers
Osk Hi
Indian Baptist Church
Bills Creek
Putnam County
J. £. Myers
St. Albans
Lettie McKkininy
Lettie McKinley
Harden and
Harden
Birla
Olivie McKinley
Muscle Green
Nortalk
Rameyad
Elmer M. Reynolds
Washington Street
Archic Reynolds
Rocky Mount
Clara Dews
Charleston
Elkins
Eva
Samders
Vivian
Lyle Tinsley
Honicke
Body Recovered in Island Drowning Case
In Sistersville on June 1 a 14 year old boy named Kenneth Pryot who drowned in Middle Island Creek on Sunday was recovered today. His father and three sisters mourn the loss as authorities investigate the incident.
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Sistersville
Kenneth Pryot
Middle Island
Home Remedy Claims Pain-Free Treatment at Low Cost
An ad from Unme Drug Co promotes a home remedy for gall stone colic and related liver and bladder issues. It urges readers to seek a painless, inexpensive at home treatment, offering a money-back guarantee for satisfied customers over 28 years of service. The address listed is B32 95 Masonic Temple Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unme Drug Co
Masonic ‘Temple
Minneapolis
Two Huntington Coppers Fired
In Huntington on July 8 a civil service board discharged former Mayor J. B. Taster and former Commissioner E Perry from the police department for not meeting civil service age limits. The action followed retirements and earlier mutual appointments, with the old board also dismissing nine other police and fire personnel as new commissioners prepare opinions on the legality of the removals.
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Huntington
J. B. Taster
E Perry
Una
Cyrintissiones Perry
Palice
Alex Garred
Am Jetter
Taylor
Berry
Perry
Police Department
New City Commission
City Ahtornes H. L
Citizens Board
Edvil Service Board
Als
Tin New Citizens Board
Jonrrsing
Lithe Eirit Service Board
Tiv
Await Arrival Of Stimson At Meet
At a conference mainly for considering reparations the Stimson arrival was awaited. In London British leaders and German ministers met at Buckingham Palace in a social event with many officials present. Paris reports discuss debt and reparations, with debate over the Young Plan and US role, while Berlin and Washington weigh relief possibilities and a potential two year moratorium on war debts.
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Kuz
George
Buckingham Palace
Curtius
Bruening
Crerynan
MacDonald
Shoel
Henderson
Philip Snowden
Paris
Pessiais de
Paris Express
Iino
Europe
Germany
Young Plan
United States
France
Pelier
Berlin
Chanwellor Bruenslig
London
Moaratachim
Washington
June
Bingham
Republican
Connecticut
Hoovecome
Stimson
America
Jie
Wearlel
Japanese Prince Dies in Tokyo Mystery Death
Prince Bivakun Ip, 62, a member of the hawaie of perrs and founder of the Bank of Iapan, died in a strange night incident in Tokyo. Authorities say no immediate cause, with investigations launched by local police.
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Tokyo
Jure
Tersday)—lPy
T 'Prince Bivakun Ip
Hawae of
Perrs
Bank of Iapan
Thin Macninig
Lindbergh Court Summons Highlights Clipping Fees
The Hernle Tribune reports a high profile suit involving Waiter Byars and a clipping bureau over mass collection of Charles Lindbergh flight materials. Before his 1927 Paris flight, Lindbergh paid 23 to the bureau for clipping services sent to his mother, Mrs Lindbergh, with clippings later rising to over 5 000 in advance charges.
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Hernle Tribune
Byars and
Lingbersh
Parise
Saga
Dureau
Jta
Slaciea
Lindbergh
The
Herald Me
Btrs
Detroit
Recital by Schultze pupils at YWCA auditorium
A public recital last night featured intermediate and advanced students and graduates of Henri Schultze studio, aided by Vollh etulents of Tenia Schultze and dance pupils of Mia Liizabeth Barger et al. The graduates Beulah Dunn and Charles Rudin performed. The program listed many performers with Mrs Mary Fulks Hutchinson on piano and ushers Athnlle Schultze, Almas Gibson, and Helen Waren.
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Henri Schultze
Rush Johnson
Charlotte Hopkins
Paul Drke
Margaret White
Sylvia Horowitz
Teresa Spalding
Romaine Carney
Charles Rudlti
Jane Hutchinson
Marion
John Thurman
Betty Kearse
Jean Witeter
Mary Fulks Hutchinson
Beulah O'Neil
Alvin Catrin
Ida Miller
Sarah Frances Jarrett
Paul Jenkins
Anna Marie Groves
Wiliam May
Virginia Burke
Jean Fisher
Hazel Couen
Athnlle Schultze
Almas Gibson
Helen Waren
Tiniest Aviatrix Is Granted Divorce
Margery Brown, four feet eleven inches tall, was granted a divorce in Reno on grounds of cruelty. She appeared in Judge B. F. Curler's court, leaving with tears on her cheeks.
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Reno
Nev
B. F. Curlers
Margery Brown
National Guard Officers Promoted in 180th Infantry
The adjutant general announced promotions within the 180th Infantry National Guard. Captain B. Myers of company BD and First Lieut Vain Charnock moved up to captain, with Lt Alva L. Carter promoted to first lieutenant. Second Lieutenant Charles Weight and Joseph Conley swapped posts, and Second Lieutenant Brady moved to second battalion headquarters. Major Harrison McAlpin travels to Morgantown to review 201st Infantry candidates.
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180Th Dinfantry
National Guard
Terce
B. ¥. Myers
Plank
Charles D. Riley
Vain Charnock
Alva L. Carter
Timt Heutenant
First Bat
Morgantown
Infantey
Farmers Face Tariff Pressures and Global Competition
The report discusses Canada tariff impacts on American agriculture, noting that about 80 percent of U.S. farm products face foreign competition. It highlights cotton and wheat surpluses and urges higher quality and lower costs to stay competitive. France shipped over 5.5 million pairs of shoes to the United States last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagk Wike Mote Hills
Hyde
Haid
Jeatton
Cverybody
France
United States
Genuine and Pure St Josephs Aspirin Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on St Josephs Genuine Pure Aspirin. It cites government standards and mass sales, noting nine million boxes sold in one year and daily store recognition. The copy claims the product is the largest selling pure aspirin in the world and widely recommended by doctors and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Joseph's
St Joseph's
Piles Cure Claim Prompts City Dr. Potterfield Ad
An advertisement touts internal medicines as the only quick cure for piles with claims of rapid relief and full circulation restoration. It credits Dr J S Leonhardt for HEM-ROID, claims 860 cures from 1000 patients, and offers a money back guarantee through C A Potterfield inviting sufferers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Leonhardt
Ifenhardt
C. A. Potterfield
State Police Insurance Deal Affects WV Troopers
State Police secure insurance via Aetna after study of West Virginia needs. Contract aids families of fallen troopers but budget limits likely keep departmental pay unchanged. Troopers welcome coverage for dependents and risks faced in enforcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Company
West Virginia
Lawson
Legal Advertisement for Divorce Proceeding in Kanawha County
Public notice in Kanawha County Court of Common Pleas announces a divorce action between Julien L Boswell and Hazel Boswell. The order requires the defendant to appear within a month after first publication and to take necessary steps to promote the defendant's interests, with publication weekly in the Daily Gazette.
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Kate
West Virginia
Court of Common
Kanse
Julien
Hazel Boswell
F Boswell
Julian
Boswell
Janot
Tig State
Arderey
Julian L. Boswell
Gneette
Kanawhsy
W. Jenkins
Olwke
Auction Notice Seeks Sale of Charleston Kanawha County Estate
Pursuant to a Circuit Court decree in Kanawha County West Virginia, the sale of real estate in Charleston is scheduled for June 1931 at 2:00 PM. The property includes undivided interests in multiple tracts on Grant Street, blocks of Glenwood Addition, associated improvements and easements, conveyed by Della Tinder and others, with terms cash in hand. Special Commissioner W L Price and Clerk W B Prugh oversee the proceedings, and the sale occurs at the courthouse door in Charleston.
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Circuit Court
Zanawha County
West Virginia
B. Aue Nm Company, & Corporation
Plaigle
Drews
Als
Kanawbak County
Orant
Patsilcl Aide
Lota
Gienwach
Lota, Streets, and Alleys Upon Man of Same By ‘Willam G. Mabier
Kanawha County
Delia A. Tinder
L.A. Tinder
Houston G. Young
Charleston
Grant Street
Glenwood
Aida
Della A
W. L. Price
Kenawha County
Eaid
W. B. Prigh
Anti
Keyntona Heating Company
Founesylvania Corporation
Zaid Pote
Xoshall
Kanawha
West Side
Spat County
Grant Gtrest
Maes
Ainnally
Avid Belog
Glenwood Addition
Willlem G. Manlet
County Court
Kane
Wita
Kanawhe County
West Vireginia
Paralin
Glen
Beck
Old Glenwood
Delle A
Gladys Jace
Teed
Secord
Anid
Shutteston
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Ohis
Emile Cortes Rubio
Irenart Gomez
Ilxy
Reuber Clack
Nt Acriod
State Department
Oklahoma
Atexica
W. T. Wilkinson
Alexider Grahayy Belletapter
Chesapeake and Potomac
Marykined
Virginia
Distriet of
Columbia
Livasuyys
Bern
Servier
Uri
Manger
Uvere
W.L. Degree
Hawks
Macy Atlee Fletcher
Mary Aliyn Fletcher
Jerome Childers
Bigiey Avenue
H. D. Law
Nate
Corner Capital
Bank OF Commerce
Underwood
Breakifast
Mmy
Creigton
Joplin
Pate
Coyne Hatten
Nlit
Webbeley
Hatten
Creighton
Cleen
Schultze
Dupont’s Paints and Finishes
Peninsular Paints
Wooster
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Bale
EL Brendel
Fifi Dorsay
Orange
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FOX Movietone News
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